The David Effect

Name: The David Effect
Rating: 4.3125 (16 reviews)

Mike Jansen

4.3

16 reviews

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Pages

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About this ebook

Set in a dystopian future The David Effect takes us to Holland-under-the-sea where advanced technology and bio-engineering do battle with vested powers to decide who will own controlling interests in humanity's destiny.

Mike Jansen writes English and Dutch stories, flash fiction and novels and publishes in English, Dutch and Belgian markets.

Ratings and reviews

4.3

16 reviews

Kris Banerjee

July 18, 2020

Small but with a cool buildup and a satisfying climax, The David Effect is perfect for a quick read on the way home from work. 👏👏👏

Emmot Curran

August 8, 2019

Great origonal thinking. Love his work

Joe Scott

January 19, 2015

Good but short.

About the author

Mike has published flash fiction, short stories and longer work in various anthologies and magazines in the Netherlands and Belgium, including Cerberus, Manifesto Bravado, Wonderwaan, Ator Mondis and Babel-SF and Verschijnsel anthologies such as Ragnarok and Zwarte Zielen (Black Souls).

He has won awards for best new author and best author in the King Kong Award in 1991 and 1992 respectively as well as an honorable mention for a submission to the Australian Altair Magazine launch competition in 1998. In 2012 Mike won awards in the SaBi Thor story contest, the Literary Prize for the Baarn Cultural Festival and the prestigious Dutch Fantastels award for best short story. In September 2013 he joined the Horror Writers Association (HWA).

More recently he has published in various English language ezines and anthologies, among which several publications with JWKfiction.com, Encounters Magazine and others. A full list is on Mike's site: http://www.meznir.com

You can also find him on Goodreads, Facebook and Twitter.

Mike's debut novel, 'The Failing God', is available, in English, from JWK Fiction.

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